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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
10
Washington won the first game of the series from Cleveland 6 to 3 after a sixth inning rally. ONeill hit a sharp liner to Gandu who touched first and relayed to McHride to double Graney then the ball to Ryan. An eighth inning threat was quashed by a sharp defensive play.
The Mullen family announces the funeral for Madge Mullen arriving today with services tomorrow morning at 10 oclock then at St Patrick's for high mass at 2 o'clock. Interment in the cemetery. Flowers omitted. The Merrie funeral will be held tomorrow at 11 o'clock from 411 West Granite street to St Patrick's Church for high mass, followed by interment in the cemetery. Flowers omitted.
Heath Thomas Heath aged 8 years died yesterday The funeral will be tomorrow Thursday afternoon at Melock and Michards funeral chapel with C Blackiston officiating The remains of Perez were shipped from Mrs paras Tha
Marty O'Toole pitched well for Pittsburg but lost 1 to 0 to Rox ton as Connelly's seventh inning fly miscue cost him the game. The defeat extended Pittsburg's winless streak to five, all by one run, with Boston and Cincinnati also winning today. New York beat Cincinnati 6 2 as Fromme Meyers Packard Ames Harter and Clarke contributed, while Chicago shut out Philadelphia 4 0 to take two straight. Brooklyn defeated St Louis with a late surge, scoring in the seventh on key hits.
Leo Benz seeks a high profile match with Jimmy Clabby and may participate in four Helena bouts during state fair week as manager Goodman of Capital City Athletic Club arranges. Benz aims to prove himself while friends urge patience for further experience amid looming Night of boxing plans in Butte and Stockton signals.
The Tuolumne Mining company filed its annual report to the county noting operating expenses and net earnings for the year ending June 1. Net earnings were 83579.86 with total ore mined 47071 tons valued at 508598.1. costs included mining 248850, transportation 5648.62, reduction 139891.40, labor 181023.56, machinery 2331.02, supplies 96156.90.
President Wilson nominated Andrew J. King of Kalispell to be collector of customs for Montana to replace John G. Bale. Salary fixed at 3500 under reform. King, former county clerk, has been in insurance. Jointly backed by Senators Myers and Walsh, confirmation expected. Follows stops across Montana and Idaho en route to Seattle with meetings and travel plans.
Kentucky senator Ollie James urged free cattle and meat in the tariff debate, opposing a countervailing duty on agricultural products. He warned the caucus he will push the issue to the Democratic senatorial meeting if needed. The finance committee debated wheat, flour, cattle, and meat duties as action moved toward the caucus.
After a six month illness Mrs Mary A Merkle died at her home 411 West Gran Street The funeral is set for tomorrow at 10 a m She was born in Ireland and lived in Virginia City and Butte for years Active in charity and church work She leaves husband Thomas Merkle four sons Arthur W Horace J Thomas P and George W and four daughters Mrs W W Blood Mrs F P Langan Catherine and Christine Merkle also survived by relatives.
The steamship Kristianianfjord arrived in New York from Christiania marking a milestone in Norway's maritime history. Norway's merchant marine ranks fourth globally, yet there had been no direct steamship link with the United States prior to this voyage.
The Broadway theater showed the Howe travel festival praised for beauty and clarity. A large audience enjoyed moving pictures with synchronized vocal melodies and about a hundred mechanical effects depicting rivers, waterfalls, wind, and exotic scenes in France Germany and Versailles. A whale hunt, hydroplane race, and runaway Alpine train topped the program. Tonight and tomorrow include another show with a matinee tomorrow afternoon. Thomas Heath, a miner of 25 years, died at Gregson Springs leaving a wife and daughter at 426 West Quartz Street.
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